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Community building partnership grants announced

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Wednesday 26th June 2024


The Port Macquarie electorate has today secured almost $300,000 in funding for a total of 16 projects through the NSW Government’s 2023 Community Building Partnership Program.


Member for Port Macquarie, Leslie Williams said, "The Community Building Partnerships grants directly benefit our community, often creating local jobs and increasing business opportunities while at the same time enhancing local investment across the electorate."


"The State Government funds will deliver much-needed improvements to local facilities including St Thomas’ Anglican Church, Kendall Men’s Shed and Coopernook Public School.


"This grassroots funding will directly help create a more vibrant and inclusive local community with positive social, environmental and recreational outcomes,” Mrs Williams said.


"I congratulate all the organisations that were successful in their application and look forward to seeing how these projects make a real difference for community groups in the area."


Port Macquarie community projects | Brilliant Magazine

The full list of successful projects in the Port Macquarie electorate for the 2023 round are:

  • $6,000 to Port Macquarie Community Garden to buy a storage shed.

  • $8,910 for the Mid North Coast Maritime Museum for the historic pilot boat shed.

  • $9,800 to the Kendall Tennis Club to install a solar battery system.

  • $22,000 award to the Coopernook P&C for a playground shade structure.

  • $13,707 for the Port Macquarie Scouts to upgrade the scout hall.

  • $30,000 for the Camden Haven RFS to upgrade the fire station.

  • $23,100 for the Port Macquarie Women’s Shed for a dust extraction system.

  • $39,729 for Camden Haven Show Society to upgrade holding yards.

  • $5,350 to the Port Macquarie Oxley Bridge Club for a card dealing machine.

  • $28,206 for the Kendall Men’s Shed to upgrade the shed roof.

  • $5,990 for Port Macquarie Little Athletics for a fully monitored defibrillator.

  • $25,934 to Lord Howe Island Marine Rescue for an Infrared camera.

  • $14,945 for St Thomas’ Anglican Church to upgrade the disabled toilets.

  • $22,359 to St Thomas’ Anglican Church to install ducted air conditioning.

  • $8,183 for Port Macquarie Community Preschool to replace window and door frames.

  • $20,228 for the Camden Haven Chamber of Commerce to upgrade the iKew Centre.


The Community Building Partnership program has funded more than 19,700 community projects since it commenced in 2009.


For more information, visit the Community Building Partnership website: nsw.gov.au/cbp


 

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